Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-04-22
Wednesdaq, Moq 18th. 1887. at - NJ.

to directed under the provisions of said deed I
Shall on
Wednesday, Mag 11th, 1887, at II H.,
on the premises offer at public auction that valua-
of 81 acres of land. Upon the land is the finest
spring OF soft reestone water in the Valley of Viz
the base of hill and for space of half an acre on
side and at the base OF the hill boiling up, eep
ing the sand in constant motion.
The water is cold, clear as crys a ISMsI 10
tai, and the canal carrying the Es ziIYISssssvlR
water to the river from 81 to 40 it g$ min .i5AA
wide and TO TT deep, is stocked Eizgf lEsaA-
and always has been stocked with the finest fish,
which the temperature of tie water keeps firm and
sweet in the warmest weather. There is also
very good ChalYDeate spring upon the land. The
house IS frame and comparatively new, with u
rooms and summer dining room u by %. There
and granary The place is situated within less than
a half mile of the P O. and Depot at Waynesboro
ssIppi Valley and the Shenandoah Valley h. RS.
Waynesboro is beautifully situated in the lap of
the mountains on the east side of the Valley of
Virginia, on South river, and has No. l public
schools, with the Fishburne Military School and a
high grade Female Academy. churches of all de-
population in and around it. AS a summer resort
or sanatarium the Baker Spring property offers
healthy and accessible it has land well adapted to
fruits; vegetables and garden products it has
already large house room the spring and its canal
liver flowing alongside of 1t affords elegant boat
ing and Eathing facilities, as well as excellent bass
This splendid property will be sold for 81 500 in
hand and the. residue on bonds payable at one,
personal security and bearing interest from date
JACOB GofNER. trustee tse.''
At the same time and place will as Committee
OF Isaac Baker. sell the personal property on the
place-including the household and kitchen furni-
ture, farming utensils, stock, and the wheat grow
ing on about Is acres.
TERMs-on all sums under $40. cash will.De
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months will be given, purchaser giving bond with
T. R.N SPECK, Sheriff
aprl5 At and as such Committee.
E,xECUToR's SALE of REAL ESTATE.
As executor of the willie Robert G. Bickle, decd
will, in front OF the court house, in the city of
Tuesday, the 3ra dag of May, 1887,
SELL at public auction the following parcels of real
estate IN the city OF Staunton:-
lst. The large lot of land adjoining the Reser-
voir, and bounded ON the North by the Reservoir
lot; on the East by Green street; on the South by
Ephraim Shott and others. and on the West by
Thornrose Cemetery, containing about eight tS)
acres
End. House and Lot on the North side of
West Beverly, and near the Cemetery No. LOB.
3rd. A House on the North side of West Bever-
y. East of last named. and designated as No, el3.
4th. A double tenement Frame House and Lot
on the East side of South Lewis street, and oppo-
site the Episcopal Chapel. and adioins VIM F.
OuIuilibIoOu vi luo OOubu anu MIS-. Hurley on
the North
18th. House and Lot on the Westside of North
Lewis Street, No. 204, and lately occupied by
Charles Wood.
9th. A three-story Brick House on the North
side of East Frederick street, near the residence of
George M Cochran, Jr and now occupied by ten
ants, John W. Carson and sister, and Mrs. James
Plunket.
It'll. A House and Lot on the east side of the
road leading to Greenville, and near the lands of
western Lunatlc Asylum, known as the King prop
erty, on the edge of the city limits.
Sth A lot with two frame houses on it. on the
corner of Caroline St and Sunnyside, No. 100.
9th A Lot adjoining last named, fronting on
Sunnyside, with small Brick house No. I'll; same
lot running down to Baptist Alley, with small
plank house No. 707, on that end of said lot.
10th. A house and lot on the west side OF South
Green street No. 80 fronting on Green street, about
so feet, and running back about $40 feet.
TEkMS-One third of the purchase price cash
and the residue in one, two and three years of
equal instruments, with interest from day of SALE
the purchaser to give bonds with approved per-
sona security, and the title retained as ultimate
security. Sale to commence at II aclock, a. IN.
VIM. I. RUSH,
Executor.
E. M, Gushing & Son, Auctioneers.
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